A) Lavish gifts and rewards B) Unconditional love and acceptance C) Strict rules and punishments D) Constant surveillance and control
A) Ignoring their mistakes B) Doing everything for them C) Assigning age-appropriate chores D) Yelling when they fail
A) It scares them into behaving B) It shows them you don't care C) It teaches them accountability for their actions D) It proves you are always right
A) Always interrupting them B) Ignoring their feelings C) Talking at them and lecturing D) Active listening and empathy
A) It's a power move for parents B) It provides a sense of security and predictability C) It makes them afraid to express themselves D) It restricts their freedom and creativity
A) Discouraging them from trying new things B) Controlling every aspect of their lives C) Allowing them to make their own decisions (within safe limits) D) Shielding them from all challenges
A) It only works for young children B) It encourages desired behaviors by rewarding them C) It's manipulative and insincere D) It creates entitled children
A) Parents don't need to be role models B) Modeling is ineffective C) Children don't pay attention to their parents' actions D) Children learn by observing their parents
A) Punish them for having problems B) Solve all their problems for them C) Ignore their problems altogether D) Encourage them to find solutions to their own problems
A) Help them identify and express their feelings constructively B) Punish them for being angry C) Suppress their anger and tell them to be quiet D) Ignore their anger and hope it goes away
A) It encourages them to be overly sensitive B) It's a sign of weakness C) It helps them feel understood and respected D) It means you have to agree with them
A) Offer praise for effort and perseverance B) Give them empty compliments all the time C) Compare them to other children D) Constantly criticize their mistakes
A) Helping them understand and manage their own emotions. B) Ignoring their emotions and focusing on academics. C) Suppressing emotions to appear strong. D) Avoiding any discussion of feelings.
A) Promotes communication and shared responsibility B) Makes kids weaker and dependent C) Is only important in sports D) Undermines individual achievement
A) Makes them materialistic B) Is too complicated for children to understand C) Prepares them for future financial independence D) Encourages hoarding
A) Remind them of their mistake constantly. B) Help them learn from it without shame or blame. C) Punish them severely to discourage future mistakes. D) Ignore the mistake and hope they forget about it.
A) Strengthens the parent-child bond and creates lasting memories. B) It is a waste of time when there are chores to do. C) Quality time means expensive outings and gifts. D) Children should be independent and not need parental attention.
A) Is a waste of time and money. B) Distracts them from important tasks. C) Leads to unrealistic expectations. D) Boosts confidence and provides a sense of accomplishment.
A) Is unnecessary if praise is constant. B) Demolishes a child's self-esteem. C) Helps children identify areas for improvement in a supportive way. D) Should only be given in private.
A) Leads to rebellion and defiance. B) Allows them to develop their own unique identity. C) Is a sign of weak parenting. D) Makes them difficult to control.
A) Harsh and unpredictable B) Lax and permissive C) Consistent, fair, and age-appropriate D) Inconsistent and based on mood
A) It's a harmless way to encourage competition B) It motivates them to work harder C) It can damage their self-esteem and create resentment D) It helps them understand their strengths and weaknesses
A) To force children to agree with their parents B) To lecture children about their misbehavior C) To complain about each other D) To discuss issues, make decisions, and strengthen family bonds
A) By modeling empathy and discussing the feelings of others B) By ignoring their emotional needs C) By telling them to stop being so sensitive D) By only focusing on their own feelings
A) Punish both children equally B) Help children develop conflict-resolution skills C) Always take sides D) Ignore the fighting
A) It's unnecessary because you're the parent B) It undermines your authority C) It teaches them humility and responsibility D) It shows weakness
A) It distracts them from learning B) It's only for young children C) It's a waste of time D) It fosters creativity, problem-solving, and social skills
A) By shielding them from all difficulties B) By telling them to just toughen up C) By giving up on them when they face setbacks D) By teaching them coping strategies and encouraging them to persevere through challenges
A) It's old-fashioned and unnecessary B) It restricts individual freedom C) It's too much work D) It creates a sense of belonging and shared identity
A) Control every aspect of their lives B) Provide a safe, loving, and supportive environment C) Ignore their needs and feelings D) Give them everything they want |